Paterson, Katherine
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- One of the most celebrated authors in children's literature, Katherine Paterson is particularly known for writing fully-realized and true-to-life characters. Early in her career, Paterson wrote historical novels set in Asia, where she was raised. She is perhaps best known for her contemporary, realistic stories for older kids, which empathetically depict children dealing with emotional challenges such as jealousy or the death of a loved one. Paterson has also written historical novels set in America that portray children facing challenges of their times, from racism to poverty and child labor. Start with: Bridge to Terabithia
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- Female
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- American
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- One of the most celebrated authors in children's literature, Katherine Paterson is particularly known for writing fully-realized and true-to-life characters. Early in her career, Paterson wrote historical novels set in Asia, where she was raised. She is perhaps best known for her contemporary, realistic stories for older kids, which empathetically depict children dealing with emotional challenges such as jealousy or the death of a loved one. Paterson has also written historical novels set in America that portray children facing challenges of their times, from racism to poverty and child labor. Start with: Bridge to Terabithia
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- American
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- Bread and Roses, Too
- trueBridge to Terabithia
- trueBridge to Terabithia
- trueBridge to Terabithia
- trueBridge to Terabithia
- Bridge to Terabithia
- trueBridge to Terabithia
- Bridge to terabithia
- Brother Sun, Sister Moon
- trueBrother Sun, Sister Moon : Saint Francis of Assisi's Canticle of the creatures
- Brother Sun, Sister Moon: : Saint Francis of Assisi's Canticle of the creatures
- Jacob Have I Loved
- Jacob have I loved
- Jacob have I loved
- trueJacob have I loved
- Jacob have I loved
- trueJacob have I loved
- trueMarvin one too many
- Most v Terabitii͡u
- My brigadista year
- trueMy brigadista year
- trueParzival : the quest of the Grail Knight
- trueStories of my life
- The Great Gilly Hopkins
- The Same Stuff as Stars
- The Tale Of The Mandarin Ducks
- trueThe angel & the donkey
- trueThe day of the pelican
- trueThe flint heart : a fairy story
- trueThe great Gilly Hopkins
- The great Gilly Hopkins
- trueThe great Gilly Hopkins
- The invisible child : on reading and writing books for children
- trueThe light of the world : the life of Jesus for children
- trueThe master puppeteer
- trueThe same stuff as stars
- The tale of the Mandarin ducks
- trueThe tale of the mandarin ducks
- trueThe tale of the mandarin ducks
- Un puente hacia Terabithia
- Un puente hasta Terabithia
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- Bridge to Terabithia
- trueGiving thanks : poems, prayers, and praise songs of thanksgiving
- Giving thanks: : poems, prayers, and praise songs of thanksgiving
- He's got the whole world in his hands: : -- and more stories to celebrate the environment
- The great Gilly Hopkins
- The tale of the mandarin ducks
- trueWords in the dust : a novel
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